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Dipogon conspersus
(Pérez, 1905)
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Body black, entirely covered with grayish-white fine hairs. Females have numerous long erect hairs on the lower part of the middle and hind femora. Females of this genus have a very long, curved bundle of bristles at the base of maxilla. This genus, which has many similar species, is principally forest dwellers, whose nests have spindle-shaped cocoons in cells.
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Pompilidae
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Dipogon
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Body length :
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female
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7-14 mm
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male
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7-10 mm
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Distribution in Japan :
Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Tsushima Island
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Dorsal view of female
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Lateral view of female
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Frontal view of female
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Dorsal view of male
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Lateral view of male
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Frontal view of male
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